Who was Nunavut established for?

Nunavut was established primarily for the Inuit people, recognizing their rights, culture, and land claims in the Canadian Arctic. Created in 1999, it was part of a land claim agreement that aimed to give the Inuit greater self-governance and control over their traditional territories. The establishment of Nunavut sought to address historical injustices and promote the social, economic, and cultural development of the Inuit population.